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36.—(1) Where an individual is required to make a contribution in respect of the cost of the civil legal services in accordance with regulations made under section 23 of the Act, a determination that an individual qualifies for Licensed Work must be made subject to a condition that the individual pays, or arranges payment of, the required contribution.
(2) The determination must specify—
(a)the amount of any contribution;
(b)whether the individual is required to pay, or arrange payment of, the contribution—
(i)by periodical payments;
(ii)by one or more lump sums;
(iii)out of income;
(iv)out of capital; and
(c)any time limit about payment.
(3) The individual must—
(a)complete and return the form specified by the Lord Chancellor to indicate acceptance of a condition; and
(b)pay any contribution required by the determination,
within any time limit specified in the determination.
(4) If the individual fails to comply with the obligation in paragraph (3), the determination may be withdrawn.
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